Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12
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DIES EAsuY APPfIED-xsw DRsfGSs foa HOUSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FoE PEEPAKTNe SOME SRA
soxAsLE DISHES
~ PossrsrR KrzF ONE CrzSsII sacred TO onions
alone.
NEvrs ALLOW FRksa NEAT 70 remain In paper
sTlrSs ON WOOD can be removed BY strong vine.
sar or salts az iemon.
IL VOC wEs your bread TO be white put very
fttls lard into the hour.
TIE APPLICATION OF Cold TrRPrxrryE 70 a cut
20 bruise vii give immediate relief from pain.
Fos NEURALGIA Try flannel wrung out Of hot
water and sprinklsd thickly with black pepper
IN MAKING ANY sArcE put the butter and nour
a. together and your sauce will never be lumpy
To GLkn TfsvAsR. dampen q cloth. dip II In
soiA rub the ware briskly, after which wipe dry.
FROZEN BERs TEA viii often be taken by lnva-
lbs when they could not be induced to take &c
warm.
WROUGHT IEoS has entirely superseded brass for
pearanse IL desired.
LINE wArER IL good for ehilblains Use strong
and not A saturated solution OF alum in water,
used hot. II also a curative
FOR Cold on The CHEST, flannel rag wrung
out In boiling water and sprinkled with turpen-
tlhe lald on the chest gives the greatest relief.
yeur abdominal muscles Is the remedy for sea-
sickness suggested uy an English physician Of ex-
perience.
Rosx BLANKETS should be used with caution on
cribs and cradleS A child can be thrown into con-
WILSON'S from eating the eolored fun on the oor-
derS safe N fhOI IL to blste a band Of white
muslin or wIsn-siiS across ia top OF the blanket
sxlIfNG Up JE1iY.-The new process Of tying
cotton batting tightly over the tops OF the glasses
or bowls Ia nov advocated for keeping jellies as
well as fruits, instead OF sealing up with paper
and white OF ezgs. 1t taxes very much less time.
CoLLoDEoN, SPIRITS or TURPENTTyE, and the
common salve called oxide OF zinc, are each an In
valuable remedy 10 apply TO burns and scslds be-
fore physician arrive 70 do BETTER II better IL
TO be done and sweet-Oil and limewater Beaten up
together MAKE a cooling and healing ointment for
them as good as any medicament KNOWN
PRESERVED PsARs.--Peel six pounds OF pears and
bOil until tender In just enough water 10 cover;
take out the pears and add TO the juice three
pounds OF sugar ard two lemons, sliced and
reeded. Boil ten minutes. then return the pears
90 the strip until heated through. Put in cans.
u the sirup fall short, add boiling water.
SURVIVAL or THE WEaKEsE-It is q curious fact
that persons far from robust often outive those of
extraordinary strength and hariipood. Upon this
subject the Canada Health Journal says that the
vital parts or the system must be well balanced
order 10 attain long Lire, and that excessive
IN Over-deveiOped muscular system invites disso-
luton. because t Is continuous strain on the less
powerful organs, and finally wears them out.
Baked APPLE PUDDINa.--Take four tart apples,
sliced or chopped. put them In a well-buttered
dish. make batter with a pint OF sweet milk, a
pint 81 r0ur, pinch OF salt, one teaspoonful OF
baking POWDER and two wel-Oeaten eggs; pour
over The apples and bake sauce-A haII pint OF
water: let u boil; add a nice lump OF butter,
little salt, half cup OF sugar, little wet corn
starch - thicken II like cream little yellow rini
Of lemon and some OF the juice; boil all together
AID serve.
sTEwED CrLERy.-Take the green stalks not
suitable % eat raw. scrape and wash clean. Cut
IN pieces an inch long and soak in cold WAFER If
teen minutes. then put In a saucepan o! boiling
water, salt and COOK tender; drain and put In cold
water. Put one tablespoon OF butter Ia a frying
pan, melt, and add -four TO thicken; mix smooth
and thin With half pint OF milk; stir until IL
and pepper. add the celery 10 this sauce, heat
through and serve.
How TO REM I'VE TIE SMELL FROM BLASKETs-
Blankets are sometimes greasy from the use OF lard
oil IN the process OF Manipulation. To remove the
smell clean them as thoroughly as possible In the
washer with soap. Let them remain In the
washer anu rinse with clean water filling the
washer hall Iull. and add pint OF suIphurc acid
y gu have to scour them which will In twenty
minutes take ali smell out OF them, and bleach
them, il they are white goods, better than brln-
stone and without any smell
INDUSTRIAL EDCcATIoS In our schools Is a grow.
Ing matter OF importance to sanltartans. They
consider 81, when properly organic d, a system
that trains all the mental faculties, and each at
the proper time and In proper proportion,
Swing no abnormal and mechanical memories
without judgment and executive ability. Every
faculty Is considered, every power Is taken into
account. Industrial education affords a pleasant
and hra.thIul Attenuation OF exercise from faculty
10 faculty. No one Is Oyerstrained, but muscular
eNertion IL LED in 70 supplement and relieve
mental activity.
An ArrrMS skrAD.-Rub the salad bowl with
garlic Take four tomatoes, not over-npe skin,
slice them. and get nd OF the pips and watery sub
stance; chop the slices coarsely and put them In
the bowl with four ta0lespoOnfuls of tomato
sauce out OF a BOTTLE one OF tarragon vinegar and
two OF oil: pepper and salt 10 taste; slice in half
inch lengths thu middle rio OF dozen large leaves
az lettuce turn over the whole In the bowl TILL the
salad Il well mixed Have some pulled bread
pounded and passed through a colander, strew the
TOP OF the salad plentifully with this, and. after
letting Il rest ten minutes serve with cold under.
cut OF sirloin-
FEEDING NEAT TO YocSG CHILDREN is very inju-
diciouS Physicians nowadays recommend that
meat De excluded from the dietary OF all children
under two years Of age. AT large institution In
Boston no children under eight years are given
meat This rule has been enforced for TWENTY-FIVE
years and Il Is claimed that the death-rate md
sick-rate have been very small In consequence
Nest IL considered 70 BE- too strong and stfmuat-
Ing nourishment for young Chi .dren- The expan-
sive process teetnng and afterward that OF man.
hoo1, i fastened 100 much-a greaT means OF
shortening life. meat diet has also bad in1u.
ence % The whole Character. All carniverouS ami
ulals are violent. cruel and PASSIONATE